Erroll Garner in London "Jeannine ( I dream of lilac time )"

Recorded in London in the 60:s

[@namerub]

"This pianoplaying is completely out of this world,!!! Check from 3:45, how can he play with that speed and swing and in all the different keys with all these chords in his right hand and still not even look at the keyboard, amaaazing !!!! The greatest jazzpianoplayer of all times!"

[@toreoft]

If you're sad or mad or both, just watch this man and the day is saved

[@joevald3]

I have watched everything I could possibly watch at least 10 times . Earl Garner is and was the best .period

[@autumnleaves2766]

Genius at work. Erroll Garner 15th June 1921- 2nd January 1977. My favourite jazz pianist and the one who inspires me to this day to keep practising my own humble jazz piano efforts. If you are feeling sad, listen to Garner and he will lift your spirits immediately. Over 40 years after his death, previously unreleased recordings are still emerging. RIP Erroll Garner.

[@PepperWilliams_songcovers]

You can tell that this man really LOVED playing the piano. Here is where the word 'genius' appropriately applies....to Erroll Garner.

[@mJeanninem]

Thank you! I see this was uploaded on Oct. 26th - that's my birthday and this is the song I was named for. Very nice present from the Universe. Oh another thing - Errol Garner was from my hometown, Pittsburgh PA.~ Sweet! The song can be sickeningly sweet and old fashioned, but this version is timeless and my favorite.

[@rubengreenberg2253]

During the introduction, his drummer and bassist are wondering what Mr. Garner is going to do! He never did the same thing twice. -pure genius.

[@sheilamullard99]

Genius and master at work, stunning.💖💖

[@johnmoorely7275]

The best ever - he is my ears. I loved the comment of one of his bassists who said "he could play a song inside out".

[@hootinouts]

When I watch masters like this playing it's as if they and their instrument become a single entity. As a self-taught hack on piano, I am severely humbled watching people like Mr. Garner at work and making it look like its second nature.

[@msotil]

Eddie Calhoun (bass) is always attentive to what Erroll Garner is doing or about to do. It must've been difficult following Erroll's improvisations.

[@SinisterDexter1]

Unique and brilliant. His brain is hard wired to the piano, what you hear is what he's thinking.. It impresses me much more than any classical pianist could.

[@terryhammond1253]

A superhuman gift of origibality and technique! A god... not a man!

[@globeisnotpyramid]

Errol Garner is so good it makes me cry.

[@BetaB0ss]

4:00 - 4:08 Just one of the many reasons why I love watching Erroll play. An absolute marvel on the keys.

[@EXQUISITESOUNDS]

@lomalindajazz Dear lomalindajazz, His bandmates were never confused. They had telepathic communication. They were able to anticipate his every move and nuance. Looking confused was all a part of the experience for the audience's pleasure. Sincerely, Exquisitesounds Hamilton, Bermuda

[@grahammayhew7749]

Fab run up and down the piano

[@PabluchoViision]

Of all the madcap little adventures, the strange and unexpected journeys, that are Garner’s intros-this one may well take the cake.

[@janinegliener4884]

Amazing! He's having so much fun. Why haven't I heard of Errol Garner before???

[@aandjfloorcovering3587]

✌💖🎹🎶🎤 shout out to all the "Jeannines"😀

[@jeanninehornsby6318]

BACK AT YOU ALL FROM A JEANNINE. LOVE IT.

[@einoora]

Thank you - just wonderful

[@terryhammond1253]

Pure genius!

[@mochiam]

fantastic

[@AntonioDamiani-gw4yz]

Stupendo

[@jppontat3909]

Smooth. Taking people to his world.

[@Gman31170]

My mother’s name was Jeannine and she loved this song

[@jeanmariebasset]

Un toucher magique

[@oof7734]

Really marvelous

[@DunhillHilton]

Wonderful!

[@cristobalotero6602]

Grandioso

[@mehermusic2154]

Thee Best

[@jeanmariebasset2544]

Il pourrait jouer un bandeau sur les yeux

[@Chimbo65]

Thats true. A lot of Jazz people can be very boooring to watch,but not Erroll. And man he swings !!

[@petercompo8754]

Height of western civilization

[@grahammayhew7749]

He couldn’t read music & was also ambidextrous, he never played anything the same twice, brilliant pianist

[@AntoinePressiat69]

Jeannine ( I dream of lilac time )

[@davidgranda1927]

How the f.....?

[@rubengreenberg2253]

Maybe Mozart improvised like this...when he was at the top of his form.

[@Kent-qo6xp]

Kind of slovenly at the beginning but fine after

[@slapmyfunkybass]

3:43 onwards is pure genius playing